UK REGIONAL THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 922

Next week, running from the 24th-28th January, OSO Arts Centre in Barnes is hosting acclaimed black comedy THE WIVES OF OTHERS, fresh from a hit run at the Edinburgh Fringe.

Bowie, dragons and a fish factory: The Marlowe Studio, Canterbury, welcomes an eclectic mix of shows next month.

The curtains rise this week on Kevin Barry's first stage play, Autumn Royal.

Bridges y Puentes, created by internationally renowned company The Ragroof Players, is a vibrant and engaging show about migration and the search for home, using a multiplicity of languages - spoken, sung, played, and danced.

The Queen has met with every prime minister each week that she has been in London, since coming to the throne in 1952.

???????One of Britain's most revered comedy icons, John Cleese, will collaborate with the Mercury Theatre Colchester to bring his brand new adaption of Georges Feydeau's hysterical farce, Bang Bang, to the stage this Spring.

Shoreditch Town Hall welcomes a new season of much-loved Tea Dances as they return for 2017, with the aptly named and hugely popular Mr.

Madalena Alberto, one of West End's top leading ladies, is performing at Brasserie Zedel on the 23rd February, 7pm.

Martin Buttrich, Davide Squillace and Matthias Tanzmann make a highly-anticipated return under their Better Lost Than Stupid alias, embarking on a full tour for the first time since teaming up on the project.

Following their hugely successful touring productions of Plastic Figurines and Chip Shop Chips, Manchester theatre company Box of Tricks is set to tour last year's critically-acclaimed new play with songs, Narvik, by award-winning playwright Lizzie Nunnery.

???????Among the audience for Spillikin at Greenwich Theatre from January 26-28 will be members of the Alzheimer's Society, the dementia support and research charity, and some of the people they help in Greenwich.

Leaving home for the first time… Is a step into the dark.

???????There is just one week left to see a fascinating display of propaganda posters used by the Government during the First World War.

Dragonflies Theatre's new production returns in 2017, exploring HIV amongst gay men.

This new production from RedBellyBlack Theatre is a fascinating combination of verbatim and physical theatre, using movement and audio narrative, that asks 14 people 'where do you see yourself a year from now?'.

???????For one night only, Tron Theatre Company presents Nowhere, a promenade show.

It's finally here! Rebecca Humphries follow up to the critically acclaimed Dizney Rascal, Prom Kween will take to the stage for its first R&D performance at the VAULT Festival 2017.

???????This August, Birmingham Stage Company takes over the Garrick Theatre in London's West End to present Horrible Histories - More Best of Barmy Britain, celebrating the company's 25th anniversary.

Multi-talented songwriter, musician and artist Elfin Bow prepares to release her highly anticipated self-titled debut album with a special launch event at Liverpool's Epstein Theatre on Saturday 18 March.

The Board of The Everyman Theatre Cheltenham have today announced that they are appointing Mark Goucher as their Chief Executive.

Thom Southerland directs the UK premiere of Death Takes a Holiday, music and lyrics by Maury Yeston and book by Peter Stone and Thomas Meehan.

On one dark and stormy night in the upper day room of the Silver Retirement Home, five elderly ladies are trading stories of their remarkable lives.

The Bush Theatre will reopen after a year-long £4.

On Thursday 16th February National Theatre Live streams the Donmar Warehouse's Saint Joan straight to The Berry Theatre.

On Friday 17th February the extraordinary Vamos Theatre presents The Best Thing at The Point, Eastleigh.